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Common Mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus), family Proteidae, found in the Mid-South and northern Mid-west of the U.S. and in extreme southern parts of Canada.
This is fully aquatic salamander that retains its gills into adulthood.
photographs: Burke Korol & José Garrido
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Mudpuppy By: Edward R. Degginger From: Getting to Know Nature's Children: Salamanders 1986
I can’t tell if this is actually funny or not
close-ups v
there is a frilled salamander length spectrum
axolotl: round, smol lil guy. snootless.
mudpuppy: dog shaped. dog snoot. bit longer
olm: l o n g
I know my main therotypes are foxes but I’m also a mudpuppy (salamander species). Do my fellow salamders exist???
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sketches from vert lab! all these were wet specimens, i.e. Things In Jars, so it was a little tricky to get the proportions :p
